In a pivotal moment in Braves' history, 2013 saw Justin Upton traded from Arizona to Atlanta, uniting him with his brother B.J. Upton, who had just signed with the Braves. Meanwhile, throughout MLB history, key milestones include Jackie Robinson signing a record-breaking contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1950 and the introduction of a time rule for pitchers in 1955 to expedite play. The Dodgers also emerged in the news in 2012, attracting over 20 bidders during their sale, a stark contrast to a sole bid in a previous transaction in 2004 due to owner Frank McCourt's financial issues.
In 2013, the Atlanta Braves executed a significant trade, bringing Justin Upton to the team, allowing him to reunite with his brother B.J. Upton.
Jackie Robinson made history in 1950 by signing a contract that made him the highest-paid player in Brooklyn Dodgers history, earning $35,000.
In 1955, Major League Baseball introduced a new rule to quicken game play, mandating that pitchers deliver the ball within 20 seconds.
The Los Angeles Dodgers garnered over 20 bids in 2012 for a sale, highlighting a dramatic shift in ownership dynamics compared to the past.
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